The Myth of Analysis : Three Essays in Archetypl Psychology

Preface vii Introduction 3(8) PART ONE: ON PSYCHOLOGICAL CREATIVITY 11(106) What Fathers Psyche? 11(8) The Opus of Psychology: Creation of Soul 19(9) Notions of Creativity 28(3) Creativity as a Human Instinct 31(9) An Archetypal Basis for the Notions of Creativity 40(9) Anima and Psyche 49(12) Eros 61(11) Socratic Eros 72(7) Psyche-Eros in Felt Experience 79(13) The Suffering of Impossible Love 92(15) Transference 107(10) PART TWO: ON PSYCHOLOGICAL LANGUAGE 117(98) Two Ways of Description 117(3) Is Psychology Ill? 120(3) Names on the Land: A Brief "Case History" of Psychology 123(17) "Sexualwissenschaft" 140(8) Psyche = Mind: Mind = Head 148(6) A First Summary 154(10) A Multiplicity of Souls 164(5) Psychology's Loss of "Memory" 169(14) Psychopathology Reimagined: (1) Toward an Imaginal Ego 183(7) Psychopathology Reimagined: (2) Myth and Mental Illness 190(15) Concluding Reflections: A Speech of the Soul 205(10) PART THREE: ON PSYCHOLOGICAL FEMININITY 215(84) The Abysmal Side of Bodily Man 215(2) First Adam, Then Eve 217(8) Female Seed 225(3) Aristotle 228(3) White-Red 231(1) Ripe-Unripe, Sphere-Ovoid, Right-Left 232(5) Galen 237(1) Freud 238(5) On the Physiological Feeble-Mindedness of Woman 243(3) First Conclusions 246(5) Hysteria 251(7) Dionysus and Bisexual Consciousness 258(8) The Mistaken Dionysus 266(5) Dionysus Reimagined 271(10) Reentering Dionysian Consciousness 281(6) Conclusion: The End of Analysis 287(12) Subject Index 299(8) Index of Proper and Mythological Names 307